GitHub is working on a beta feature that allows members to recognize, thank or give kudos to other members. :tada:
This issue will be used for discussing rollout and feedback.
It is a configurable /command that will then appear on a user's hover card, in addition to being able to see all kudos given for a specific repo. In the future, these are planned to be aggregated up to the org level in addition to potentially displaying them on a user's profile. An example kudos:
/shoutout to @herpderp for providing an awesome review!
For the start of this beta, who can (members) and how many kudos can be given is tightly controlled. Anyone with write access to a repo may edit or remove a kudos. GitHub does plan to put in place many more controls before potentially going live.
/sig contributor-experience
/area github-management
/milestone v1.20
:shipit:
+1 to use /shoutout as the command.
shoutout it is 馃帀
Right now GitHub can only enable on specific repos. To start I'm thinking:
We can also reach out to other leads and subproject owners to see if its something they'd like to enable on their own repos.
SIG Docs (k/website) would be interested in helping pilot this!
/cc @kbarnard10 @irvifa @zacharysarah
Okay, we'll move forward with those 4 to start 馃憤
GitHub has put a pause on the beta for now and plan to revisit it in 2021. As the timeframe for it is unknown, going to go ahead and set this to lifecycle frozen for now.
/lifecycle frozen
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shoutout it is 馃帀
Right now GitHub can only enable on specific repos. To start I'm thinking:
We can also reach out to other leads and subproject owners to see if its something they'd like to enable on their own repos.